An English-speaking assistant will meet you in the arrivals hall and escort you to your awaiting driver. They will accompany during your transfer to the hotel, ensure you are checked in to your hotel walk-through your Welcome Package documents. They will be on hand to answer any questions you have related to your itinerary and your time in Italy.

A Welcome Package will be provided upon arrival and will include any relevant documents or tickets required for your trip.

With some time at leisure, discover the Italian capital of Rome at your own pace. With thousands of years of history and culture, Rome stands on a level unique to itself. With a bounty of ancient monuments, glorious squares, and world-famous cuisine; Rome is an undeniable delight for all the senses. One of the city's legendary sites is the “Scalinata della TrinitÀ dei Monti” or "Spanish Steps", composed of 12 ramps and 135 travertine steps. Recognized as the widest and longest staircase in all of Europe, you're invited to ascend this legendary pathway - or take the lift by the nearby metro station to reach the top. Breathtaking views of the piazza unfold before you, a buzzing hub of artists, painters and poets.

Enter the heart of ancient Rome where spectacle, power, and politics collided. Begin at the Colosseum, the vast amphitheater that became the stage for gladiators, wild beasts, and emperors who used the roar of the crowd to cement their rule. As you step inside, your private guide reveals how these battles were more than entertainment, they were carefully orchestrated shows of strength designed to captivate the masses and distract from the empire’s struggles. From there, continue into the Roman Forum, once the bustling center of public life. Walk the same paths where senators debated, merchants traded, and citizens gathered to witness triumphal processions. Among the remains of temples, arches, and basilicas, your guide will bring to life the drama, ambition, and everyday rhythms of the world’s most influential city.

Please note: Ticket sales for the Colosseum open 30 days in advance. While every attempt will be made to secure tickets for the indicated date and time of day, this cannot be guaranteed.

From your hotel, set off on your own and connect with your chef for a private hands-on cooking class located in the trendy Trastevere neighborhood. Here, learn how making fresh pasta means taking simple and ancient ingredients and turning them into the most celebrated dish that symbolizes Italian warmth, hospitality, and care for loved ones. Following the guidance from your chef, learn the perfect technique for kneading dough and how to pair the best sauces for each type of pasta. Most of all, though, enjoy the opportunity to learn that the true secret of any recipe lies in the desire to convey dedication and share time with others. Following your cooking class, sit down for a laid-back dinner featuring all the results of your newly acquired culinary knowledge, paired with a glass of wine and followed by dessert.

Consider an evening at Osteria de Memmo, a much-loved Roman favorite known for its warm atmosphere, inviting dÉcor, and thoughtfully prepared cuisine. It’s an ideal choice for a relaxed yet memorable dinner in the city, offering classic flavors in a welcoming setting. Speak with your Destination Expert to assist with reservations and timing.

Depart by train from Rome to Florence. Approximate travel time is 1.5 hours.

Walk through a living museum where every street tells a story and every statue has a soul. With your private guide, explore Florence’s historic heart, beginning with the soaring Cathedral and Giotto’s Bell Tower. Wind through narrow alleys to Piazza della Signoria, where the mighty Palazzo Vecchio and Neptune Fountain reveal tales of power and myth. Discover hidden gems like Orsanmichele’s ornate faÇade and the beloved porcellino fountain. At the Accademia, stand before Michelangelo’s David and his raw, unfinished Prigioni. Throughout the walk, your guide weaves together history and legend, revealing the soul of the Renaissance in every step.

For a memorable evening in Florence, consider dining at Boccanegra, a beloved restaurant tucked away in the heart of the city. Warm and inviting, it is known for its creative interpretation of seasonal Tuscan cuisine, where the freshest ingredients are transformed into dishes rich in flavor, aroma, and artistry. Thoughtfully paired wines and attentive service complete the experience, making Boccanegra a favorite for those seeking an elegant yet authentic Florentine meal.

Discover the heart of Tuscany on a full-day journey through the Chianti region, famed for its timeless landscapes, hilltop villages, and celebrated wines. Travel with a small group of no more than eight guests, beginning with a scenic drive through rolling hills to Greve, known as the “Gateway to Chianti.” Enjoy free time in the medieval square before continuing to a family-run estate for a traditional Tuscan lunch paired with the estate’s finest wines. Afterward, stroll the cobbled streets of Montefioralle, a storybook hamlet of stone walls and climbing roses. Conclude the day at Badia di Passignano, an 11th-century abbey surrounded by a medieval estate, before returning to Florence through the picturesque countryside. Please note: Dietary restrictions must be communicated at the moment of booking

Depart by train from Florence to Venice. Approximate travel time is 2 hours.

Spend the evening at leisure discovering the city’s cozy bacari and elegant cocktail bars, warming up with cicchetti and a Venetian spritz at Cantinone GiÀ Schiavi or Al Squero overlooking the gondola workshops. For a more refined evening, enjoy classic cocktails at Bar Longhi inside The Gritti Palace or settle into a canalside dinner in Dorsoduro or near Campo Santo Stefano. A nighttime stroll through the quieter streets of San Marco and along the Grand Canal offers a beautifully cinematic side of Venice in winter.

Wander through the soul of Venice, where every square, bridge, and stone whispers a story of a once-mighty republic. With your private guide, set out on a walking tour that brings the city’s rich history to life. Begin in St. Mark’s Square, home to the grand Basilica, the dignified Procuratie, and the clocktower where bronze Moors mark the hours. Learn why this is Venice’s only piazza, while all other squares are called campi. Cross the Bridge of Sighs and explore hidden corners where locals gather and daily life quietly thrives. Your tour ends at the iconic Rialto Bridge, where your guide shares tips for continuing your Venetian adventure.

Float into the magic of the city as twilight settles over its shimmering canals. This evening, step aboard your private gondola on the Grand Canal and enjoy a serene half-hour ride, complete with crisp Prosecco and savory canapÉs. Let your gondolier guide you through quiet back canals and beneath arched stone bridges, past elegant palaces and timeworn faÇades. Drift along Rio San Polo and return to the Grand Canal for a view of the iconic Rialto Bridge and historic landmarks like Palazzo Barbaro and Palazzo Corner Spinelli. It's a romantic and unforgettable way to experience the timeless beauty of Venice.

Glide across the Venetian Lagoon and uncover two of its most enchanting islands, each steeped in craft and color. Meet your private guide at your hotel and board a sleek motorboat bound for Murano, world-famous for its glassmaking heritage. Step into a historic glass factory for a live demonstration, watching molten glass transform into delicate masterpieces under the hands of master artisans. Continue to Burano, where canals are lined with vivid houses and the art of lace-making lives on. Stroll its vibrant streets and soak up the island's charm before cruising back to Venice.

This evening, treat yourself to a delectable, authentic three-course Venetian dinner. With a menu highlighting the classic flavors of Venice, the restaurant's specialty is, as the name suggests, meat or fish carpaccio. Immerse yourself in the surroundings with views of the San Marco and the bustling Riva degli Schiavoni.

Meet your assistant in the hotel lobby and board a private water taxi bound for the airport pier. From there, walk with your assistant to the Departures Terminal, while your luggage travels with you on the same boat.

Rising in the beating heart of the historic center of Rome, Hotel L'Orologio Roma is located inside the Neo-Renaissance palace of Lavaggi Pacelli, a building rich with history and charm. The hotel boasts 43 rooms and suites, featuring excellent design and refined elegance, reflecting that of the surrounding city. Spot nineteenth-century golden stuccoes and original frescoes throughout, as well as large soundproof windows. Ascending to the fifth floor, step out onto the terrace offering unforgettable views of the Pantheon and the Domes of Rome. Here, enjoy a decadent breakfast or a delicious evening cocktail. A few steps from Piazza Navona, Campo de Fiori, and the Jewish Ghetto, be content to get lost exploring the magnificent city of Rome.

The Hotel L'Orologio Florence is conveniently located in the heart of Florence, just a short stroll away from important monuments such as the Duomo, the Basilica of Santa Maria Novella, and the Medici Chapels. The concept of the L'Orologio is inspired by the prestigious international Haute Horlogerie (Fine Watchmaking) and in particular, by the world of collecting vintage watches. The interior design pays extreme attention to detail, providing a bold sensory experience to guests. Guestrooms are comfortable and full of character and offer various cityscape views. Guests can enjoy classic Italian cuisine in a warm and illuminating environment at the hotel's on-site restaurant.

Housed in the San Polo district, Hotel L'Orologio Venezia sits quietly on the world-famous Grand Canal, attracting beautiful views all around the hotel. In each moment, guests can recognize Venice's iconic gondolas floating down the canal, and see the local way of life taking place, adding an authentic essence to the stay. The hotel's decor holds a traditional Venetian style, adding rich hues in every room. On the ground floor, the large space containing the reception, bar, and lounge area is conjoined by quartz concrete flooring in a warm sepia-red tone. The walls feature original wall tapestries restored and modernized with a red lime wash, and the original wooden ceilings have been restored and maintained. The rooms are spacious and feature views of the canal or the inner courtyard.